The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-11-17

A branch Of tho National League vii
probably be formed at Virginia City
New, as a result OF the meeting held
there yesterday by Esmond and O'Con.
nor, members Of the British Parliament
The Superior Court, OF Nevada county
Cali, declared illegal the ordinance pass
ed by the supervisors allowing the county
treasurer commission on licenses col
lected in addition to the salary allowed
by law.
Chas. 3. Henry, gambler 10 ,'~---
oid 1rha.. 1----- :--lur1uuL, Ontario,
shot and killed Etiie More, a song and
dance girl, about the same age, at the
Palace variety theatre in Denver last
onday night.
The Northern Pacific is to put on two
daily passenger trains between St. Paul
and Helena, and the running time be-
tween the two citieswiil be reduced eleven
and one-half hours, while the time to
i'ortland viii be shortened day.
The fast trains on the Union Pacific
which are to shorten up the time between
Council Bluffs and San Francisco sixteen
hours, will commenced running Nov. t.
leaving Council Bluffs at 80 p. m., and
arriving at San Francisco the third day
at 7 p. m.
! A warrant has been issued FOR the arrest
Of Pyne, member Of parliame Mt, who was
summoned for inclting resistance at eyic-
tions. Pyne is ensconced in his Lis:ar-
ney Castle and defes the police to enter
He says he feels perfectly secure. He is
provisioned FOR siege of six months.
The six day race between Woodside
Howell on bicycles and two American
cowboys on horses ended in agriculture
hall, London, Eng, Saturday night. The
cowboys, who were allowed to use an TN.
limited number OF horses, won the race
by two miles and 355 yards
Frank Burllhardt was found guilty o
perjury in Portland, Or, Friday, anC
sentenced to two years in the peniten
tiary. Burkhardt suore that Mr. Sta
pleson set fire to his own hotel III order
to sacarA +l>> ;r---"- -
o:..iance company.
J,74ioa of the Peace Egan has paid {
visit to Editor O'Drier iii prison at Dab
I'm and states that he found him loohln%
seriously i'll. O'Brien told him that n
had not had a change Of linen since h
entered the prison. The governor OF tn
iail, who was present, replied that h
con1d have a change il he wished. mean
in that he could have the prison clothe:
, Michael Schwab and Samuel Fielder
the anarchists, we're taken ont OF tb
court of solitary at Joliet Tuesday mori
ing. looking hearty and bright and wei
d put to work. Schwab was put In tie COZ
= v;ct kitchen where his work will be
help peel potatoes, chop hash and hc1
prepare the conrict's food. E1eiden W;
d ASSIGNED to the stone department.
The shoe manufacturers OF fhliadS
d phia endeavored to break the str1he
their employees which has existed TOR Sc
e eral weeks, by opening their factories
K, Monday as free, no discrimination oen
in made for or against applicants for Wo
because they do or do not belong to
!, organization. None of the hands, no
, ever. put in an appearance at the shops
o. Beginning November 20, the Northe
Pacific will run fast mail tram 1rt
ST. Paul to the Pacific Coast, connect1
,r- at St. Paul with the fast mail from II:
~ waukee at $50 p. m. The train Will r
1T through to Portland in twenty hours L
than the present time, reaching Helena
twenty and half hours, and Taco
n twenty-four hours ahead OF the pres'
+. time. Another through Pacific EXPIRE
OF stopping at smaller places, will leave
VI a. H., and corresponding trains VIII
,an from Portland east.